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"We needed a quiet, clean, comfortable place to sleep on our way down to Durango, and the Four Seasons Lodge fit the bill perfectly. It’s a budget hotel and for that it scores a solid 5 stars. Our room was remodeled & the bed was so comfortable. We were in a queen on the back side by the river. Well remember this spot for sure. Josh was very nice when we called to check about a late check-in & he even came out to greet me when we got in just before 10pm. "

"Extremely clean, well appointed room & very friendly staff. It was nice to have a fridge & microwave in the room. The only complaint I have is that I didn’t know about the extra fee for using a credit card. I think it was 3.95%. It seems that more & more businesses are doing this these days. In my opinion it is a cost of doing business & the customer shouldn’t have to pay for it. How are you supposed to pay a hotel stay without a credit card? You can’t carry that much cash on vacation. "

"Was a great spot for me to park my motorcycle and get a good nights rest!"

"Even though this was an older property, it was a good value. The hostess checked us in quickly and she was very friendly and efficient. The room was large with good WiFi, comfortable bed and parking at the front door. Recommended!"

"Great place to stay and owners were really communicative about the stay."

"Secluded...beautiful...hot tub...nice staff. Great stay!"

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"Very quiet and clean. Enjoyed my stay."

"Not to miss sunsets and sunrises in the valley that you only find when camping here! And being a dark sky park allows the stars to dazzle you at night. Great accommodations and location. The staff is super nice. Only downside is how close the tents are. We came on a holiday weekend and the place was full. Lots and lots of kids running screaming, which made it not so restful for us quiet types. But all of the views made up for the bad people experience."

"Got in around 6pm and had a warm welcome from Kevin, the owner. Very pleasant setting and very quiet. We stayed in a family cabin with bunk bed for kids. Their room got very toasty overnight with the heat set around 70F because we had their door closed. The whole place was so clean and well-stocked with kitchen dishes and utensils, even some coffee in case you forget to bring your own. Their was virtually no sound besides the trees, the occasional deer walking past, and the distant river all...

"The place was roomy and accommodating. We had 4 guys, so it was nice not to have to share beds and to be able to spread out the snorers. Pros: -Spacious open feel -Hot tub -Everything as advertised -About as close to Wolf Creek as you can get Cons: (these are minor picky things) -Cookware was pretty basic -Had to do some snow shoveling to access the back porch -for some reason I imagined a remote cabin with a pond- it was actually a complex of many cabins on the property- but still quiet...